During the Tiny House Jamboree in Colorado Springs there were plenty of tiny homes to tour and inspect. One stood out to me because as soon as I walked inside I exclaimed out loud, “Why hasn’t that been done before?” I was talking about the house by Darla Vercruysse of Tiny Houses … Read more
Are you a retiree looking to buy some land so that you can downsize into a tiny house? Read these tips first! 10. Take note of any zoning restrictions that may apply Generally speaking, permitted use and accessory use clauses will allow you build a tiny home on most any … Read more
Most people look at a parking lot and cringe. Our guest this week, Zane Fischer from Extra Ordinary Structures, looks at them and thinks to himself “how cozy!” He has perfected a construction method consisting of forcing dirt and sand and a bit of concrete into a very wide exterior … Read more
Who decides what furniture is meant for the outdoors and what furniture is meant for the indoors? Sure there are obvious discerning factors such as fabric materials, paint finishes, and even footing (afterall, who wants a metal chair foot scooting across the pine flooring?) but other than those obvious differences, … Read more
While traveling on my way to the Tiny House Jamboree, I came across a brand new tiny house company in Alpine, Wyoming. The Teton Homes Go Mod company sells manufactured and modular park models built to survive any mountain winter. Teton Homes Go Mod offers several floorpans that include two to … Read more
Tired of hearing that tiny houses aren’t welcome in the places where you want to live? Well, that’s all in the past, because the nation’s first tiny house friendly town has started a revolution. Out on the arid plains of northwest Texas, surrounded by sandstone canyons and cotton fields, is … Read more